Exemple de utilizare a Pace of reforms în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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I welcome the commitment expressed by the Western Balkans to intensify the pace of reforms in key areas
the pace of integration depends on the pace of reforms, German President Horst Koehler told members of the tripartite presidency in Sarajevo.
Civil society input is also crucial in terms of monitoring of the implementation of the Partnership and the pace of reforms in partner countries through its yearly assessment reports.
strong commitment to advancing the pace of reforms was noted.
The pace of reform remains a major challenge.
Accession negotiations with Turkey continued to reflect the pace of reform.
The pace of reform must meet… with the desires of the Tibetan people.
The pace of reform in candidate countries must govern the speed of the accession process.
To achieve greater regional integration, the pace of reform needs to be accelerated
The gradually improving economic situation allows Europe now to shift its focus towards enhancing growth while keeping up the pace of reform to secure a lasting recovery.
also the need to accelerate the pace of reform.
however, the report expressed confidence that the pace of reform is likely to pick up.
The Council welcomes the commitment of the Western Balkans to intensify the pace of reform in key areas.
The pace of negotiations with Turkey will continue to match the pace of reform in the country.
The pace of reform was often slow
The pace of reform will be maintained in the coming months to restore stability
it has helped to speed up the pace of reform, helping Member States to implement difficult but necessary change.
Calls on the Montenegrin Government to maintain this pace of reform in order to further enhance the efficiency of
Sun Liping, a famous sociologist at Qinghua University, interpreted people's anxiety as reflecting their discontent with China's pace of reform.
One of the major objectives for 2009 should be to keep up the pace of reform and to help the European Parliament